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Indian police have arrested a man after a fire was set near a historic synagogue, with investigators examining possible terrorist links, according to Israeli news outlet Ynet. The report did not name the suspect, the city, or the synagogue, and no group has been reported as claiming involvement. Authorities are said to be treating the terror angle as one line of inquiry.

American tennis player Katie Volynets is trending in the United States amid a busy stretch of professional tennis action. Search interest puts her alongside coverage of matches involving Alexander Bublik, Brandon Nakashima and Hubert Hurkacz, though no specific result or announcement involving Volynets is detailed in the current coverage.

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences chief executive Bill Kramer and producer Lynette Howell Taylor are set to attend the Tokyo International Film Festival, alongside Meredith Shea. The visit underlines the Academy's growing outreach to Asian filmmakers and audiences, as Hollywood institutions deepen international engagement ahead of awards season.

Russian internet provider SkyNet reported service outages following a cyberattack that Ukrainian hackers have claimed responsibility for. The incident adds to a pattern of digital strikes exchanged between Russia and Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began. It was not immediately clear how many customers were affected or how long services would remain disrupted.

Synetic Theatre's production of 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' is running at Olney Theatre Center in Maryland, and a new review from Maryland Theatre Guide assesses the show. The Washington-area company, known for its movement-based, dialogue-free style, brings Washington Irving's Headless Horseman tale to the Olney stage. Details of the review's verdict are limited, but the show is drawing local theatre coverage during its run.

Mynet, one of Turkey's long-running general news and entertainment portals, is being searched and discussed by users in Germany this week. The site covers breaking news, sports, celebrities and lifestyle content for Turkish-speaking audiences. No specific story is attached to the current spike in attention, so what is driving the interest is not yet clear.

Israeli police have indicted a citizen accused of planning a terror attack in Jerusalem and pledging allegiance to ISIS, according to a Ynet report carried by Yahoo News. The indictment marks a rare case of an Israeli national allegedly linked to the jihadist group, and authorities say the suspect intended to carry out an attack in the capital.

The United Kingdom has warned Israel it will expel 27 Israeli diplomats from the embassy in London unless Tel Aviv reverses its decision to close the British Consulate General in East Jerusalem, according to a report by Israeli outlet Ynet. The consulate serves as the British diplomatic channel to the Palestinians, making its closure a serious point of friction between the two governments.

Israeli news outlet Ynet examines whether solar energy could help restore farming communities along Israel's borders, areas hit hard since the October 2023 conflict displaced residents and disrupted agriculture. The report explores combining renewed cultivation with photovoltaic installations as a way to make border-region farms economically viable and encourage families to return. Discussion centres on rebuilding northern and southern border communities through renewable energy investment.

Israel and Britain have reached a compromise that prevents the expulsion of Israeli diplomats from London, according to the Israeli news outlet Ynet. The reported agreement defuses a diplomatic dispute between the two countries, though details of the arrangement and what prompted the threatened expulsions have not been disclosed. The development is being followed as a sign that tensions between Jerusalem and London have been cooled for now.

Danish regulators are investigating the fallout from a data breach at DTU, the Technical University of Denmark. The country's data protection authority, Datatilsynet, together with NSK, has opened probes into the incident. The investigations will examine how the breach occurred, what data was exposed, and whether the university met its obligations under data protection rules.

A Hamas official says the successor to Yahya Sinwar as the group's leader has survived an Israeli assassination attempt. The claim, reported by Israeli outlet Ynet, comes amid the ongoing war in Gaza and Israel's campaign of targeting Hamas leadership following Sinwar's killing. Details about the alleged attempt and the official's identity were not provided.